Lady of Rage plays Miss Cleo in Lifetime's movie about the famous psychic, airing in August.

A documentary about Miss Cleo's rise and fall will air on Lifetime on August 10.

July 23rd 2024.

Lady of Rage plays Miss Cleo in Lifetime's movie about the famous psychic, airing in August.
From being "Stranded On Death Row" to now playing the iconic role of television psychic and fortune teller, Miss Cleo, The Lady Of Rage, also known as Robin Allen of Death Row Records, is set to star in the biopic, Miss Cleo: Her Rise and Fall.

Lifetime Networks has recently announced this exciting news in a press release, revealing that the film will premiere on August 10 at 8 p.m. ET/7 p.m. CT.

The film tells the story of Youree Dell Harris, who worked at the Psychic Readers Network in the late 1990s while trying to provide for her family. According to Lifetime, this will be the first time that Miss Cleo's side of the story will be shared, as Harris unfortunately passed away in 2016 at the age of 53.

A trailer for the film has been released and can be viewed below. Following the biopic, a documentary titled Call Me Miss Cleo will air at 10 p.m. ET/9 p.m. CT.

The biopic follows Harris as she lands a job at the Psychic Readers Network, taking on the persona of the Caribbean psychic, Miss Cleo. With her charming personality and Jamaican accent, she quickly becomes one of the network's most popular phone personalities, making her the face of the company. Harris also appears in infomercials, attracting callers who seek her advice.

Despite her massive success, Harris and the network faced backlash from callers who accused them of fraud and false advertising. The biopic delves into Harris' journey as Miss Cleo and how she had to defend her name against these allegations.

Miss Cleo: Her Rise and Fall also features an all-star cast including Shane Johnson, Ian Bohen, Daphne Maxwell Reid, Cocoa Brown, Dwayne Boyd, Towanda Braxton, Jaida Standberry, Marley Taylor, Amelia Young, Stevie Baggs Jr., and Leslie Black. The film is directed by the talented Tim Reid, known for his work on popular sitcoms such as Sister, Sister and WKRP in Cincinnati.

In other news related to Death Row Records, Snoop Dogg has recently announced that he will be bringing the label's iconic catalog to TikTok. This is definitely something to look forward to for all the fans of the legendary record label.

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